The Librarians is better than W13. W13 had some interesting ideas and was fun but TL has a bigger cast and characters aren't as black and white. To get the full Noel Wiley experience though you should watch the 3 Librarian movies first.
The Librarians is better than W13. W13 had some interesting ideas and was fun but TL has a bigger cast and characters aren't as black and white. To get the full Noel Wiley experience though you should watch the 3 Librarian movies first.Have binge watched Defiance lately.
Finished season 1 off.
Been watching Warehouse 13 a bit, not bad for an X-Files wannabe I'd never watched.
I'm sorry.Have binge watched Defiance lately.
Finished season 1 off.
They need a better time slot.The adventure continues. Blastr reports that season two of Syfys space drama Killyjoys has begun production.
Season one of the space adventure show premiered on Syfy this summer.
Killjoys stars Hannah John-Kamen, Aaron Ashmore, and Luke Macfarlane as a trio of interplanetary bounty hunters. The series is a co-production between Syfy and the Canadian Space channel. Season one of the series didnt perform that great in the ratings, but the series was renewed for a second season in September.
Season two will premiere sometime next summer.
Killjoys (Syfy, 9 p.m., Friday) and Dark Matter (Syfy, 10 p.m., Friday): In the universe of scruffy, mid-budget sci-fi antihero adventure series, both the space bounty hunters Killjoys and the were totally dangerous but forgot who we are Dark Matter are low-key surprise pleasures. Syfys brought them both back for a second season and wisely paired them back-to-back for your Friday night Well, Ive already seen every episode of Firefly 10 times enjoyment.
This time out, the sexy space reclamation experts of Killjoys continue to cope with the constantly shady jerks of the Quad-ruling Company. Over on Dark Matter, the numbers-for-names amnesiac crew has to deal with the seemingly traitorous actions of [number redacted], and the fact that theyre all in the custody of those jerks of the Galactic Authority. (Plus returning guest-jerk Wil Wheaton.) Its a space-jerks double feature Friday.
After failing to rescue D'avin, Dutch and Johnny head to Eulogy in the hopes of stealing a mysterious, high-tech shield.
The crew awaken as prisoners on a maximum security galactic detention facility.
Heh, you sure he is dead?Well they killed the whiner off in dark matter so one can only hope this is a good thing.
I think the decon scene is pretty much standard now, I just don't know why they didn't finish getting dressed before heading in to the cells? The cafeteria is right next to the decon chamber?Dark Matter S02E01: Given that last season ended on a cliffhanger, I expected this season to resolve it. It did not. So I'm a bit bummed about that.
Otherwise it's pretty standard fare, with the episode working on building things up for next week. An impossible to escape prison that they clearly need to escape before everyone in the galaxy tries to kill them. And the guard got a great one-liner in: "Are you kidding? [shot] That's the highlight of my day"
Oh hey, it's Mike Dopud. Can't have a Canadian SyFy series without him showing up.
And speaking of casting, Five is now officially a bad case of Dawson Casting. Just being short doesn't make you look 16.
Finally, I'm really wondering whose idea it was to make everyone take off their clothes in the first 30 seconds. That seems like something the network would do these days...
Heh, you sure he is dead?
I think the decon scene is pretty much standard now, I just don't know why they didn't finish getting dressed before heading in to the cells? The cafeteria is right next to the decon chamber?
I'll always remember Mike as the Bounty hunter from SG1.
I don't think you'll find a sane in-universe reason. It was a chance to do an undie shot, and that's it.I think the decon scene is pretty much standard now, I just don't know why they didn't finish getting dressed before heading in to the cells?
The prisoners that are in solitary are there because they're a threat to others. So the VR thing is to let them interact without actually hurting other prisoners. Though it seems to put the apparent harshness of solitary in conflict with the reality of the situation.Not sure I follow the logic of having that halodeck type device in solitary confinement?
Dark Matter has a pretty specific piece of applied phlebotinum - Transfer Transit clones - that's been used before to have a character death fake-out. So I wouldn't count out One quite yet (especially as they made sure to name drop Transfer Transit in the episode).Four taps on the chest and a head shot. Dude is a goner.
I don't think you'll find a sane in-universe reason. It was a chance to do an undie shot, and that's it.
The prisoners that are in solitary are there because they're a threat to others. So the VR thing is to let them interact without actually hurting other prisoners. Though it seems to put the apparent harshness of solitary in conflict with the reality of the situation.
Dark Matter has a pretty specific piece of applied phlebotinum - Transfer Transit clones - that's been used before to have a character death fake-out. So I wouldn't count out One quite yet (especially as they made sure to name drop Transfer Transit in the episode).
So now we have two threads with these two shows discussed together? I'm wondering, why?
So it seems spoilers are ok
Agreed.Killjoys S02E01The onion layer conspiracy stuff gets tiring after a bit
I'm not sure I agree with this though. It's starting to get tedious.but at the very least it makes for a good setup for the episode
She's fine. Maybe not 16 looking but she definitely can pass for well under 20. BTW, she was also in two different Stargate series.And speaking of casting, Five is now officially a bad case of Dawson Casting. Just being short doesn't make you look 16.
These types of scenes are stupid. BTW, it seems crooks all wear designer knickers.Finally, I'm really wondering whose idea it was to make everyone take off their clothes in the first 30 seconds. That seems like something the network would do these days...
The worst example though is Star Trek: Enterprise. They actually had to rub each other down in grease for decontamination.
Well new season, new thread.So now we have two threads with these two shows discussed together? I'm wondering, why? They have nothing to do with each other other than being Canadian shot sci-fi shows with similar funding.
Poor Connor Trinneer though...I dont know, seeing T'Pol in the decontamination chamber was the best part of Enterprise.
Poor Connor Trinneer though...